The Critique of Scientific Reason
Contributors: Jr., Paul R. Dixon (Translator); Hollis M. Dixon (Translator)
Publisher: University Of Chicago Press
Published: May 12, 1988
Language: eng
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 291
ISBN-13: 9780226357096
Subjects: Philosophy of science; Philosophy & Social Aspects; Science / Philosophy & Social Aspects; Science; Philosophy; Quantum theory; Technology; Science/Mathematics
First sentence: When we turn the key in the ignition switch of our car, we expect the motor to start; in the dark when we flip a light switch, we expect the light to come on; the movement of the stars can be predictably calculated; chemical reactions are constantly produced by the same means.